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This was a reflective experience. At times, I would be - Wtf are you talking about Bell Hooks? Only to have her rope me in.

My first Hook's book, I've had her be recommended many times and I now see why. Interesting read and I would pick up another. I'm not always on her wave length, but appreciate the perspective.

A bit too long and it made me so mad. I should have took a break after reading "Enshittification" by Cory Doctorow because reading them back to back really drove the point home of degrading companies and services and their shady practices.

Kyla's book has a solid coverage on econ. Kyla updates often if you'd like to keep up with her work online, I find her takes are realistic and grounded on what's going on and conversations happening in finance. I just watched her talk about Spirit airlines.

In a short-video form content that try to capitalize on the trend or sensationalism, Kyla is a clear voice through the glut

Read this and "Mood Machine" back to back and that was a great pair. RIP

This word is pretty well adopted because that's just what's happening. It's so hard to have something that was great degrade until it's unrecognizable. The author gives some really strong examples - makes it better as a current read but could possible be have updated editions the way things are going.

Such a win to find things like Hardcover,calyx institute, libraies, and internet archive.

Food is a matter of taste (HA!) but this is one of the most reliable cookbooks I have!